"If you will it, it is no dream" - Following Herzl's journey in the Land of Israel. He visited only once at the end of 1898. Why did he come then, and how was he impressed by the first settlements and Jerusalem?
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"If you will it, it is no dream" - Following Herzl's journey in the Land of Israel
The visionary of the state visited the land only once. It was at the end of 1898. Why did he come to the land at that specific time? What were his impressions of the first colonies and Jerusalem? And to what extent did the journey influence the vision of the Jewish state?